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World Conference on Qualitative Research | 2018

Development of Basic Spatial Notions Through Work with Educational Robotics in the Early Childhood Education Classroom and Analysis of Qualitative Data with WebQDA Software

Noelia Bizarro Torres; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho

With the current research work, it is intended to develop basic spatial concepts (front, back, up, down, right and left) through a didactic proposal based on the use of educational robotics in the classroom of Early Childhood Education. The Roamer Robot is specifically used for the potential it offers to adapt to pupils’ needs and the characteristics of all activities. For the work in the classroom, a series of contextualised activities are presented in different types of content, which is why Roamer’s versatility as a learning tool is enhanced.


Archive | 2018

What Is Better to Study: The Printed Book or the Digital Book?: An Exploratory Study of Qualitative Nature

José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; Luis Manuel Casas García; Javier Cubero Juarez

Several years after the incorporation of digital in educational contexts, there is little systematic knowledge about the attitudes and practices of students with regard to reading in printed and digital books. This study aims to know what the students think of the Master “Research in Teaching and Learning of Experimental, Social and Mathematical Sciences”, of the University of Extremadura - Spain (2017–2018 academic year), about the study through printed books or digital books. The design of the research is descriptive and based on the qualitative and quantitative analysis (mixed-method) of the messages of an electronic Forum in which 31 students will participate. The content analysis of the messages of the Forum has been carried out following a process of reduction, organization, coding, obtaining results and determination of conclusions, using webQDA resource, software to support the qualitative analysis of data. The quantitative findings reveal that the largest of university students continues to prefer to study from printed books. The main justifications for this option refer to the importance of making annotations on an object with a life of its own and that reading on paper allows reaching higher levels of concentration and memory through the sensory experience that its use provides.


international symposium on computers in education | 2015

Strengths and weaknesses of the training based on blended learning: Contributions of the permanent training advisers

Ricardo Luengo; Antonio Paniagua; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Luis Manuel Casas

With a teaching/learning model constantly revisited in Spain and in practically all Europe, innovation in the teaching practice is part of the essence of the current models of teacher training. On that premise, we have collaborated with a group of permanent training advisers to identify the most widely used training typologies. At the same time we have analysed a typology that can bring together the best features of the other two in order to fulfil the necessities of teachers. This article shows a part of that process, presenting the strengths and weaknesses of the training based on blended learning and collecting the valuable contributions of professionals dedicated to these subjects. From the results we can compare the similarities between the major studies conducted up to the present and the people who implement such actions on daily basis.


RED. Revista de Educación a Distancia | 2013

Una experiencia de representación del conocimiento en Educación Infantil mediante el uso de Redes Asociativas Pathfinder

Luis Manuel Casas García; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; Maikel Canchado Boza; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho


Archive | 2013

Theory of Nuclear Concepts: A New Approach to Understand and Represent Cognitive Structures

Luis Manuel Casas García; Vitor Godinho Lopes; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; Sofia Maria Veríssimo Catarreira; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho


Educação, Formação & Tecnologias - ISSN 1646-933X | 2010

Estrutura cognitiva dos alunos e aprendizagem conceptual da Matemática: contributos para o seu conhecimento através da técnica de Redes Associativas Pathfinder

José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Jose Luis Ramos; Luis Manuel Casas; Ricardo Luengo


Revista Lusofona De Educacao | 2018

Uso de Redes Asociativas Pathfinder para el análisis de redes cognitivas de alumnos: el caso del Sistema Métrico Decimal

Isabel Maria Roldán; Luis Manuel Soto Ardila; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho


Campo Abierto. Revista de Educación | 2018

ACTUALIDAD EN INVESTIGACIÓN MEDIANTE ANÁLISIS CUALITATIVO Y MIXTO

Javier Cubero; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Luis Manuel Casas; Ricardo Luengo


RED. Revista de Educación a Distancia | 2017

Blended learning en la formación permanente del profesorado: Aportaciones de asesores de formación sobre modalidades formativas

Antonio Paniagua; Ricardo Luengo; José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Luis Manuel Casas


Campo abierto: Revista de educación | 2017

Editorial del número monográfico dedicado al ciaiq 2016

José Luis Torres Manano Rama Carvalho; Ricardo Francisco Luengo González; Luis Manuel Casas García

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Ricardo Luengo

University of Extremadura

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Juan Arias Masa

University of Extremadura

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